Thursday, April 28, 2016
Forum on skyrocketing drugs costs and what can be done
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May 17th the CT State Medical Society and the
Office of State Comptroller are sponsoring CT Pharmaceutical Forum: Access,
Affordability and Better Health. The forum will explore value and
outcome-based purchasing programs to improve access to affordable prescription
drugs. The forum will be in Room E2 of the Legislative Office Building from 9
am to noon. Click
here to register.
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